Cape Times - 2018-08-28

• Trollip out as metro mayor
• Ajay said Guptas normally appointed ministers – Mentor
• Fees activists want pardon
• Women struggle to talk about safe sex
• Prestigiou­s award for vulture conservati­onist
• Heavy rains help boost dam levels to 61%
• Wynona on Damian as a Bok No 10
• ‘Myanmar military guilty of mass killings’
• Flags briefly flown at halfmast for McCain
• Ugandan musician-turned-politician freed
• Greece PM set on boosting party image
• ‘United EU more vital than post-Brexit UK ties’
• Guilty of raping 5 girls
• 62% of SA births had ‘no info on fathers’
• Quads going home today
• Lack of City response puts brakes on project
• Courageous graduates honoured at UWC
• No nuclear until 2030
• Banks slam credit amendment bill as self-defeating
• ANCYL acts against ‘racist’ leader
• Commission tackles claims of harmful food products
• Summit aims to empower women
• Desperate parents turn to court for birth certificat­e
• Women hold hands while sentenced for horror killing
• Heart surgery patient’s ordeal and recovery
• Creating order out of Jozi’s chaos
• Free pet sterilisat­ion welcomed
• Mini chicken pies with soda water pastry
• Guava foam tart
• Take a trip on the wild side to see flowers
• Sustaining power of music
• True SA crime stories on screen
• US box office goes crazy for rich Asians
• Government and minister are playing with Prasa fire
• UK-SA’s shared history marked by handover of SS Mendi’s bell
• No-nuke plan ideal
• New teams at Sars
• Comment on IRP
• Boks must rebound
• Win-win initiative
• Non-racism starts at home, with our kids
• SA’s electoral system needs an overhaul
• Green light for long-awaited dam project to empower local communitie­s
• Land expropriat­ion without compensati­on does not echo spirit of ubuntu
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Expert in nuclear energy blasts IRP
• Fuel levy might be on its way out within the next 10 years
• Future is renewable energy
• SA govt is on right track, says Super Group
• AYO CHAIRPERSO­N SPEAKS
• DIVERSIFIE­D EDUCATION AND TRAINING
• Citizen satisfacti­on survey is there to inform and define our politics
• We all need to help our domestic industries
• Drop in local data tariffs to give consumers more cash for flash
• HomeChoice sees increasing digital adoption by clients
• Prasa disasters ‘bound to happen’
• Rand stronger, gold stocks lift the bourse
• US Fed’s comments rally world markets
• Buffett buys stake in Indian start-up
• Apple to launch three new iPhone Xs
• Trio of bitcoin mining equipment makers to list
• Sherman has the Cape Cobras looking, feeling good in 2018
• New cricket season has a hole in it
• Province know Pumas will be dangerous
• Ferrari’s new-found power has Hamilton worried
• Ramsden charges return to Kenilworth
• New IAAF plan to aid qualificat­ion
• Tenacity will see Wallabies turn corner
• Solinas’ approach means Chiefs will continue to leak goals
• Benni hopes a ‘rehabilita­ted’ Patosi can produce for CT City
• Sipokazi Fokazi
• Leane Ramsoomar

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